Rugby player Josaia Raisuqe dies in train accident
Josaia Raisuqe, a beloved rugby player who represented Fiji at the Paris Olympics, tragically passed away following a train accident while he was on his way to training. His rugby club, Castres, confirmed the devastating news on Thursday, expressing deep sorrow for the loss of the 30-year-old athlete. Castres Olympique released a statement on their website, mourning the death of their player and remembering Raisuqe as a cherished teammate adored by fans and supporters. The club extended heartfelt condolences to his family and loved ones. The sudden loss of Raisuqe brought shock and grief to Castres fans, who paid tribute to him in front of Pierre-Fabre Stadium where hundreds gathered to mourn his passing. Raisuqe, who earned a silver medal with Fiji's rugby sevens team at the Olympics, had been playing professionally in France since 2015, showcasing his passion and exuberance for the sport. Remembered for his spirited nature both on and off the field, Castres chairman Pierre-Yves Revol described Raisuqe as a radiant figure within the Fijian community at the club. The tragic news has deeply impacted everyone, emphasizing the tight bond shared among teammates and fans.
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